Since medications like Onabet B (sertaconazole and beclomethasone) and Itragreat (itraconazole) haven't cleared this, the underlying issue might not be a simple fungal infection. Sometimes, prolonged use of steroid-containing creams like Onabet B can actually cause skin thinning and rebound redness. I gently recommend pausing these applications and consulting a dermatologist or urologist. They can accurately evaluate you for other possibilities, such as contact dermatitis or non-infectious inflammation. Please be reassured; once the exact cause is identified, we can get you the right, effective treatment.

Since she is already taking Dolo, which contains paracetamol, please ensure she is taking the correct dosage at prescribed intervals, as paracetamol is the standard medication for reducing fever. Azithromycin is an antibiotic and will not help if the fever is viral. Please do not introduce new medications without a doctor's guidance. Focus on keeping her well-hydrated, encouraging plenty of rest, and using lukewarm water sponging to help soothe her. Because the fever has lasted for two days without coming down, it is best to consult her doctor promptly for a proper evaluation and physical examination.

The burning, heartburn, and stomach rumbling are likely signs of acid reflux, which can be triggered by anxiety. Additionally, supplements like Lemcee (vitamin C) and Zincovit can sometimes irritate the stomach lining, especially if taken on an empty stomach. Try taking these supplements with a heavy meal, or temporarily pause them to see if your symptoms improve. Eating smaller, frequent meals and practicing relaxation techniques can also help. Please consult a doctor to discuss starting a generic acid-reducing medication, such as omeprazole, to help soothe your stomach and ensure there are no other underlying issues.

A mild fever of 100.2?F along with a loss of taste and smell is very common with viral infections, such as COVID-19. Since these symptoms have persisted despite taking Nimek Para and Zincovit, I highly recommend consulting a doctor for a proper evaluation. It is also wise to get a COVID-19 test and self-isolate to keep others safe. For now, please prioritize plenty of rest, stay well-hydrated, and continue monitoring your temperature.

Taking Zincovit, a multivitamin and mineral supplement, is safe for both you and your 8-year-old son to help support your general immune health. However, please ensure your son takes a pediatric formulation appropriate for his age. While these vitamins support your immune system, they do not prevent COVID-19 infection. Since you are vaccinated and have prior immunity, your risk is reduced, but it remains essential to isolate from those who are sick, wear masks, wash hands frequently, and keep rooms well-ventilated. Monitor yourselves closely for any symptoms.

Yes, sudden shortness of breath can be triggered by anxiety, especially with your normal heart and COVID-19 tests. However, a mild viral infection can also irritate your lungs, particularly with your history of tuberculosis scars. Your prescribed treatment is highly appropriate: oseltamivir (Antiflu) targets viral infections, prednisolone and the Aerocort inhaler reduce lung inflammation and ease breathing, while azithromycin (Azithro) prevents bacterial infections. Vitamin C and Zincovit support your immune recovery. Given your anxiety, try to practice slow, deep breathing. This regimen is safe and targeted to protect your lungs, but please stay in touch with your doctor if symptoms do not improve.